World Leader Pretend (song) - Release History

Release History

In 2005, Warner Bros. Records issued an expanded two-disc edition of Green which includes a CD, a DVD-Audio disc containing a 5.1-channel surround sound mix of the album done by Elliot Scheiner, lyrics, and the original CD booklet with expanded liner notes.

Green
Region Date Label Format Catalog
United Kingdom 01988-11-07November 7, 1988 Warner Bros. vinyl LP WX 234
Compact Disc 7599-25795-2
United States 01988-11-08November 8, 1988 Warner Bros. LP 1-25795
Compact Disc 2-25795
cassette tape 4-25795
Canada 01988-11-08November 8, 1988 Warner Music Canada LP 1-25795
Compact Disc 2-25795
cassette tape 4-25795
Germany 01988-11-11November 11, 1988 Warner Music Germany Compact Disc 7599-25795-2
Japan 01988-12-10December 10, 1988 Warner Music Japan Compact Disc 25P2-2389
Argentina 01988-01-011988 Warner Bros. LP WEA 80127
Brazil 01988-01-011988 Warner Bros. LP 6708035
Greece 01988-01-011988 Warner Bros. LP 925795-1
Israel 01988-01-011988 Warner Bros. LP BAN 925773-1
Mexico 01988-01-011988 Warner Bros. LP LXWB-6813
Peru 01988-01-011988 Warner Bros. cassette tape cn-wbr-0257945-4
South Africa 01988-01-011988 Warner Bros./Tusk LP WBC 1654
Compact Disc WBCD 1654
Australia 01995-01-011995 Warner Bros. Compact Disc 9257952
United States 02005-01-012005 Warner Bros. Compact Disc/DVD-Audio DualDisc 73948
Box sets
Region Date Label Format Catalog Notes
Australia 01995-01-011995 Warner Bros. Compact Disc box set 9362460742 Packaged with Out of Time
Argentina 01998-01-011998 Warner Bros. Compact Disc box set 9362 47180-2 Packaged with New Adventures in Hi-Fi, entitled "Doble Dosis"
France 01998-01-011998 WEA Compact Disc box set WE 872 Packaged with New Adventures in Hi-Fi

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